Atomic Fallout News Today

The Missouri House Conservation and Natural Resources Committee on Monday heard testimony on a bill that would transfer $300,000 to a radioactive waste investigations fund for local governments in the St. Louis area

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is was working with the Environmental Protection Agency to add signs along the creek.

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm was in St. Louis to tout projects funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

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In May, almost 50 years after the waste was dumped at West Lake, the Environmental Protection Agency acknowledged what many residents had long feared: Radiological waste was spread throughout the West Lake Landfill, not confined to two specific portions as officials had long maintained. The West Lake Landfill contamination was discovered in 1974. It was designated…

I probably should have said contamination. there is no suggestion that there is any atomic fallout. but there had been traces of radioactive materials detected and thats why they were steering away. >> brian: during this first explosion on saturday, six people hurt. they estimate 160,000 people were exposed to some sort of radiation. but theyre still trying to examine what is exactly in the air because they sent a u.s. helicopter in the air above that plant and they did detect some radiation in ...